Does anyone know if it is nessesary to have objects stored into the
database encoded as unicode that you had to compile the database with
the following opions:
--enable-unicode-conversion
--enable-multibyte
Thanks,
Matt
Matt Fair wrote:
> Hello,
> I did set the encoding to UNICODE and it still does not show the blob
> image.
> My error from the JIMI library is the following:
>
> Error getting remote image: Cannot find encoder for type: png
> com.sun.jimi.core.JimiException: Cannot find encoder for type: png
> at com.sun.jimi.core.JimiWriter.<init>(JimiWriter.java:51)
> at com.sun.jimi.core.Jimi.putImage(Jimi.java:670)
> at org.opensimpx.client.gui.ClientGUI.setupGUI(ClientGUI.java:218)
> at org.opensimpx.client.gui.ClientGUI.<init>(ClientGUI.java:148)
> at org.opensimpx.client.gui.ClientGUI.main(ClientGUI.java:421)
> at org.opensimpx.client.login.Login.startClient(Login.java:535)
> at org.opensimpx.client.login.Login.main(Login.java:340)
>
>
> So it does read the stream as a png. I don't think this is a JIMI
> library error, since I have created many images with the jimi library,
> and it is very easy to use. It must be something that I missed.
>
> I will look at it again and see what else I can do with the database.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thank you,
> Matt
> Pete Jewell wrote:
>
>> Matt Fair <matt@netasol.com> writes:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>> I have been playing around with storing images with setBinaryStream
>>> and getBinaryStream for a couple of days now, but I am continually
>>> running into a problem. I don't know if I am getting the data in the
>>> right format or not, but I am not able to get my image from the
>>> database.
>>> I have a client/server environment and when I get the image back from
>>> the database that is done on the server. So I do not want to write
>>> the InputStream as a file, instead as an array of bytes which are sent
>>> back to the client.
>>> I recive no errors when putting the image into the database and
>>> getting the image out of the database, where I get my error is when I
>>> try to generate the image from the array of bytes.
>>>
>>
>> Did you create the database with the -E UNICODE option? If not, I
>> think you might find that the data is being stored as 7 bit ascii.
>> Caught me out too. :-)
>>
>> HTH
>>
>
>
>
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